HOTEL-ARRIVALS.

njxoHlaw iiAf i-

«UU4rlpfcl»-« L C Jute Adam. Kaw Brava. Ueorcc T VaaBorr. Mima M a Clan. Mtaa Hrkn E Brown. Annlt 8 Plrkrr

la*, h T Uarawrater. MW*Can

THE TALLY-HO PARTY. Kajorablr Kidt Bj On* tt'tm. Id yeataniajr'a iaaue we nrglrcte<! to

atale that t^c Ullj-ho ride of the* baae ball learn wka doe to the oourtaaj of M r. Reatara E. OaakUI, of Bwedeaboro. Hi* krea acaae la eboaalag the manner of loiartalaaeat for the fellow* waa greatly appreciated by them. Nothing baa ' happened thle aummer that baa

girtn I hem more enjoyment aa a body 1 *'«*«*•

Bedford—f! I> Tate and wile Batea. N J-Jameo J KedaUd Ball!more. U P Chandler ai

;:K

college blaxeif. Petnoetna, Colrenity of Peon*., Lehigh, Trinity nod Will lama were all lepreeeatrd by their appropriate color*. Cap* of widely diflereat color* made to* crowd atill more gay and piotureeqne. Stern Captain Wagenhnret and dignified Manager Johna, boweedr, aeemed to be re*trained by the reoponalbillty of their posltiona and confined themaelrra to atraw hat*. Thla conaldered a good more by the other fallow* a* their claaaic brow would bare looked aadly oat of place under alouchy, modern, materialiatic cape. The “Kld'a" cap waa at firat atrongly objected to by one or two of the team. hot aa a certain young lady bad Informed him tliat be looked a deal handaomer In Chit than In any other, be grimly Inelated on keeping It oa. . The coach drew away from the Devon at 10 o'clock. Thing* were at firat frightfully .diacrganized. - The "looter'' wanted to “toot,” and started to do It with a *engenoe. Dana wanted to ting, and

Aeted

e Prince ton Daahlrll tried to explain the Lehigh yell, while Shannon the "eoio tenor," with bla usual anxiety, started to rip oat one ol his patented tenor aoloa. "Kid," for a wonder, kept qalet He was probably, thinking of bla cap. Captain Wagenhurit, on the front teat, and Manager Johna, on the back seat, maintained their neoal dignified alienee. The yells of all the college* represented were glree In order. The only trouble waa that Shannon bad to oarefally explain that Trlnky bark tvary time Jbat lu lunneame aroond. Daahlell, too, had great dilBculty In making the fellowa understand the John Hopkins’ howl, and this, together with having the Lehigh cheer and singing a heavy baa the songs, kept him quite occu| Altar cheering and singing up and down the bracii, "Stamp" lust bla voice. He was probably aware of the fact, for be tritd lo start "Thera'a what live* in the .alley with hi* voice stuck in bla throat and he spent (he 'time occupied in -riding to Cape J|Uy Point la coax-..-lug it hack. Lanaiug, daring the same time, amused the team by blowing his-lqogseat in endeavoring to toot the burn. But when he finally tarned bla face to the heaven* and triad to strain out 'Wham Did You Get That Hat,’ the fellows rone up lu a mass and Ihrrateapd to throw him overboard, iUeffst "Kid" waa very mueh hurt and auljealy said that hie talent* appreciated, anyhow. Daring nil the tumult, U moat be uaderstood ■■Wag' remained at*rely reticent. Haas ger Johna, however, aa toon aa the outskirts of the city had been passed, so far relaxed from bis aladloua composure aa to pass many bright and enter Ulnlng remarks upon the surrounding nature. The party did up the Point la the required style. The President wasn't there to wel. come the fellows but'be would probably have enjoyed the eight If be present. After the fellows i the tally. ho returned to Ospe tUy^ ‘ of the time waa pawed la on the beach. Shannon Iron tenor, however, aeemed to be proof against all exposure and be still tinned to start songs in which nc else could join. Tbs singing, oa the whole, «f(a very good. Knick. and Doe. (4raves slipped a note or two, but

Kluilra-ttearge IncXerfo*

Bristol. Pa—Mrs C J McConnell si rLUJrvn. » HamM Bkleids. Daretosn. N J -Mm Bailie M Krotr Camden-J C Ware. Hea Isle Oty—Hon T E Lodlam. Cape May C H-Chas E Nick.As HhUoh. - J-Chas IMredge. Goshen. X J-A J Tomlin Tuckaho*. X’ J-C O Vaadevanter. Philadelphia—E Rhodes, wile sad dai Millville, X' J-B W Sadcumti. »II« *i ■hlidren.

Mortlstosn I.lllie M WUM , Pittsharg—Mrs Ednard lloase. Master Ed ran) House. K H Wyrrte. Miss Elwaor Key

Maore-Ko Lelevere. Miss Julie Wadsworth. Miss Mav Wads worth. M Coulter. Miss

Coulter

Philadelphia M X Doyle. Mm Jennie

Doyle.

~ la Eton. Ky-H P Whitaker and alle. Mm Kloia B armstron*.

tTOCSTQB. Greens bur*, Pa-J M West Erie. P*-J A Curtis. PkHadetpolm-C O A Loder. Tho- p Sbellrv. 'ham Hammaft. Thus Bobbins and wile. Mm

Kohhlha. GrtflUb

Wasblagton—Prof C V Riley. PWaburr-X C t*ace and I anil

I’muai>riruu. Wednesday, August IXJtWTfu weather, to-day is likely

to be fair.

Perhaps the most wonderful thiflg of the wonderful Furniture Trade Sale has been the way Parlor Suits have gone out. Unprecedented. Of course there's a reason for it Are you a judge of Cabinet Work? Yes? Then you’ll ; know that the frames alone in l many cases cost more than ue \ asp for the entire Suit, stuffed

| and covered.

j A Surprise Parlor Suit at tmo $35, and the surprise grows

! all the way up to $300. Parlor Cabinets, just as far

out of common, $15 to $150.

Novelties coming all the

time. Here’saKokoBedroom Suit. “Koko” is the wood. Rich, striking grain, exquisite finish. Probably there isn't another inch of this remarkable wood in any other Furniture

Store in town.

Look at this Bedroom Suit, finest White Oak, natural finish. Maybe you'll think its too handsome to let you sleep.

Third Boor.

Fifty cents a yard for choice Printed India Silks is a midsummer price, sure enough Money savers even if bought for next season. So are the 32-inch Wash Surah at 75C~like giving you half a dollar a yard. . John Wanamaker,

the atadlo. ' Lansing pot oo bla test smile when be saw the camera placed oa bla bide ol Abe carriage. This immediately faded away, • however, when Chester moved It away-tn the other side. He Mt qnBe grieved that Me cap might aot have fall justice done to lb After Jobss bad taken to kimarif a deeper ebade m dignity, coaalaUntNr ItT lbs ocoaaloa. Cheater took the ptetur*. The coach then drofTBaok to toe Devon and after again giving the ooiggoobeere sad a final baaaty one fer Oaakell, they dia-

"Some folks caa do some things as well aa sows others," an old braggart aaed oftee to remark,when be thoagbt he bad done something smart And so we are Inclined to remark la ratareace to Doc. Ed. Grave* gad Harry flea*i haret of the Capa May heae ball aiaa. Voder the pilotage of Edward Sayre they started oet shoot S o'etoek yeater day morblof aod -droee over to the Balghborbeed or the High** farm le

Mots.

WtMagtea. Del—H U Porter Kew York-B B Alkm sad *Uc. ,-Isaac P BoUn.

HtrTEl. CHALKOXTK. Phlladelphls—Gro G Uodd W'oodmuy—M W Xewtuo and wile. Samuc I XewUm, Mrn Flpriaa L Xewtoa. Mr

;—Walter llaarack.

PWlaVIphU-Eda V Cook and wile. Mi Edits Cook. Bdw FCosk. Jr. Kettle Levi. Jr ale bevL G B Ak-orn. wile sad family. Albany—Mrs A I. Hoyt. Mm George

Mleharl Kegrlre. Prank Keg-

Itte. Charm Gardner. George C WUauo. Hebe

IRON PIER, .Only place of Amusement in QA.PFG MAlY.

The Gr r e a t O p e r <a: “OlilYlOTE.”

Wednesdays ' Matinees;. Saturdays'p~^ 15 u

AT 10.30 A. S.

Admission 10c.

10c.

Qraiib ^unbav ^oiiccrt A 1>T1 ISSIOX IO CTS.

WEST JERSEY "EXPRESS CO., - } PtUWABDEBS OP Moneys, Valnatles and Merchandise To all points la the United State*. Orders for goods to be forwarded by Express will t>e carried without charges and promptly delivered by oor own meaaengera, ao aa to Insure, aa far a* practicable, the return of good* oo the same day. HORSES AND CARRIAGES can be sent by exprebenn fast passenger* train*. WASH HAMPERS be ., 1 m D J lrl *f Wi “ 'f Vbiladelpbla, or < aroden. and C*i« May at *1.00 for toe round trip, and nil) be called for and delivered upon day* *pcc!fled by shipper*. Cape May office:—Corner Washington and Jackson street* Philadelphia office:—Kerry Building, foot ot Market street.' ROBFRT STRETCH, Gen. Agent.

Mand’s Central Market,

Ocean and Washington 8ts.,

Tlie leading Grocery and general Harkel hi Cape May.—

IITHENS A REXHAMMEH'.i FINE GROCERIES.

1 Celebrated Butter. ' Fish, Oyatenq CUm-, Terrapins. FANCY CAKES IN ONE POUND TINS.

PhUaOelakla—John Arnold. MJaCura Kuhn,

lame* Murray

Washlaxton-Mm BtrauaA k

Congressional CoaveatloB. FIBnl DUTB1CTUF KEW JEUlihA.

me by

THVBSDAY. BEPTEMBEB ttt. Me. le lot boldlcg the First lHatrlet Ke-

ll Cot vest loo. I<

'ported by the Benubllcan vutera ol *akl IH triet lor a apal tatbe Fifty aecoad Cnoarem Tba eon vast loo »UI asaemble la the Coui

Coder toe ram adopted by toe OaBTralkm

i MU. I a bo designate

MONDAY. BBPXKMBKB. tat. 1W ta toe Bate tor bolding toe election ot cairn as aaid Csavaauoa. la toe varioui v ton aablpa sad borougba of toe Uatrict. 111* toe duty ot toe Cuaaty ~

ahaB be held In Counties she re tbs Evert,

. and there altteea. toe

last KepubUcan primary

Mgaale tba War aad place a( mee er tola cab sack ward sad township to

toe District ks entitled to five delegate* Bor *u*m Wring lam ttaa an* hundred Kepabb can vutre at the last rraaldratlal election a IB W eatltted to aoe delegate-only : borough* Wv

ct tvede

Joseph b bob. Duagrmaluaal Qua i ..July Slat. l*«j

- Far Sale. An almost flat Jopdesk, large, plenty drawers, will be adld cheap for cash. A second-hand typp writer, Caligrapb. Both sold for want hfo*^' Addrere, Far Sale. A palr-of aollulre diamond cannga, weigh over 5 carat, coat, eight mouth* ago. 1500. Will be sold at a sacrifice by applying to Captain Frank’s cigar store. No. 28 Washington street, Capa May City. all-St Excursion Ticket la Atlantic CHj by Baal Via PcnnsjItaiLa Railroad. The peopla of Cape May have an ex-

lesCttr by means of toe

Cape May office* of the West Jersey Railroad. These ticket* read by rail to Ocean City, toeooe by steamer to Longport and toeooe by rail to Atlantic City. The route is a pleasant one. and It la agreeably varied by toe boat rid* between Ocean City tod -Longport The rate* for toe ticket* are Cape May to Atlantic City, one way, II 45, excursion, valid for ten days. •2 00. , U • For Impravemrat ar Investment. All viatUog Cape May should eee the Mb Vernon Land Cu-'a ground*, near the ElepbaoL TVerc la a rare chance for InveatmeuL |x>ta have all olty Improvement*—ga*.i water, a good sea wall, board w.*lk and beach drive. You can buy one of Ihoec ocean-front lota building paiperaa, or bay for lets from toe syndicates on Instalments. Full Information-at New Mount Vernon Hotel, on toe ground* or 8. Bardaley, secretory, 1223 Germantown- tvenue. lladclpbia. tf DM Van Ever See Wild wood Beach! If not, you have a great pleasure la saerve. You will be astonished aad entertained by a wonderful free exhibiUoa of curiosities la living wood. Great tree* wrapped aroond each other, elephant's bead and trunk in pine and oedar. Tree* e thotuaad year* old. Trees a* corkscrews, basket*, jug*, harps, and Is an cad leas variety of forma. Splendid view of forest nod sea from pagoda and'tower. Boat* oo Up lake for children, music for those who wish to dance. These train* are exclusively for toe diversion of visitor*, sod for no other purpose. Trains leave station at Cape May 1010*. m.; returning, leave* Wildwood 2 SO p m., every Tuesday and Friday notil further notice. Fare, from Cape May. 50c., Benaeta, 45c.: Rio Grande, 80e. tf W.HANO, _ ,

NoAbt Pvbuc,

-DAILY STAB" OFFICE. CAFE MAV ‘ I let F. M- aad tie M F. M.

y^TINT JERSEY RAILROAD. Time Table. June MU. UW

The Celebrated Steinway & Sox Grand Piano is used by this Company.

^Excelsior EQarkeH 33 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J.

GEORGE CRAWFORD,

27 Washington St., Cape May City.

FINE GROCERIES,

All kihda of Balt Meat*, Egga^ Poultry, Ac.

Fine Butters a Specialty.

Price* a

GOOON ALT. FREMH.

r than claewbcre.

FREE DEUTEBY.

W. C. NONAKA & CO., ■•* YYnatiington Si reef. Cape May, ITIPOIM KHS OF JAPANKMF GOODS, enU-d Indian iia»kcU in all shape*. All kioda of French Fancy Cblnaware

Complete line of C'utbllvc

id other Jewelry. Endlcma*

in Leather Good*.

JOHN HAL.PIN A BKO.

TURKISH GOODS. L

MAGNIFICENT TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES. JERUSALEM. DAMASCUS, AND

BABYLON HANDIWORKS.

——is. AjezAa r.— SO WaablngtaM Mrc-l, < np«- Mnj . X. J.

Excursion Route

^ooto^ieaf (Jarbcn j

Fairmount Park,

PHILABELPBIA.

irl. Light aud Fratt vliren IU aim day at LJD p ai . reach!! lot about La 11,'1*1 * Sunday a

Wild Beasts, Birds gad Reptiles.— j —Interesting and laitraetlve.— Admission. 25^00.; Children, IO.

OFES E

e by Btm rum Brand Xlraet SI

Y DAY

Ml Irequru

' 1*0 VV l.I.I. S

John Akins' Gents'Furnishing Store ICS CBSAH PABLORS y DECATUR STREET.

/ (opposite Fler Aveuoelna.)

• Pdrtk-ular aUentlon paid to the cutting a >1 lee Cream and Water lee*. iu.|4hiug of GraUemen * Good, cb.idrr.,. : l letbing cut and made to order. Cleaning ai d Iluteti and Cottage* supplied at *burt notice. I lu-|uuinx prampily allr-ndnl u,. All wo: k AboFiull In *ea*dB ; ebaraaUxd *aUMACtory. \

JOHN AKINS, a

CAPT. FRANKS'

d YlrgiaU Tebaeeo aad agar Store,

--(WEST END LAUNDRY

J. S. Garrison's Agency,

09 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. hiuartcr* for SUtii>n<Ty. ToOet Faper. Flvbing Tackle, Focket Cutlery. Miniature

LOVELL’S LIBRARY ALL THE YEAR.

EWING'S BATH-HOUSES.

Rclwt-rn Perry Nod Jnt-kwon NI*.,

Op|nalU- the beat batolng ground*. Perfectly equipped houses.

Careful Attention. Fair Prices.

/ SAMUEL E. EWING. CRAIG BRO.’S LAUNDRY, y Xo. -17 Ranblngton Niro*!. Work done at abort notice, and In the moat satisfactory manner. Wofk received on Monday will be returned on Thursday; that received on Wednesday

Im. I>. STEVETS’S, So. 60 WasuixoTox STkilirr. Dealer in Fine Groceriew. FrenH Men 1*4, FIhIi, YegetublcK. Ac.

SHOWELL k FRYER, Markel aud Juniper Nlreeln, oppowlle Wananialter'K. PHILADKLPIMA, AVliolesale a-nd GROCERS.

Freight prepaid.

a heretofore, at Cape May.

CHARLES E BAKER. f Plain and Dceoratlre J JrF.A.IPEIR, Huft-ICTO-IEIR,, RANK STREET, CAPE MAY, X. J. (Opposite Old Rail/uad Station.) Interior Dcrontloas. Estimate* Furnlsbed.

xCood* called (Jr and Drill ered FAFFLY ATWKgJ^XTl HOTEL-at

OFFICE OF

TBE NEW JERSEY

[RUST AND SME DEPOSIT CO

Ubyettr aad Bank 6l«.,Capr

management aad care of ntereeL Dtridead aaa Agrot of Chamable.

DR. S. F. WARE,

No. 40 Washington Street, Ciipe May City.

(Wain I'itv IV i FI^iTOS

uceajl Lit), N. d- Organs aid Sewing Machines, A ntAUTlPUL SEW HOME and WHITE, M ^ rut. For Caah or on Inatallmonta. Machines aa low as(20.

f . ame ▼ -mm WILCOX a^d WHITE, BCRDETT, BTERLIKG, FARRAlfD

■j: Sea Side Resort

lta p. I per* *t rblladelpbu price*,

4JM Geod Beard Walk eari Htraet*. JOBS CRAIG, Manager.

Mas of Money Win be received payable aaad by cMck and oa am* deposits, last three par eenL per aaaam win bealH. C. THOMPSON. AgaaL ■ OMce. (laaeden, H. J. Incorporated November 10. UK. CAPITAL, •200,000.

ALKX. G CATTBLL Frr-ldeol F. W. ATKB^te* Frmldeol BD WABD B. HALL. Bmrataryaad Tren*.

witbC^re May hea 1. Atlantic City, by boat. AU loquirlr* caecitu

■ Camdfo. Coaaeeu

QXOBE SAMPLE ROOM, Wo. 0 Ocean Mreel. Cape May, .Y. J. DENNIS CONSIDINE, Proprietor.

CAPE MAY. LOTS FOR SALE. CSTATL OF MARK DEVINE

Fancy Drink*

JACOB SKABE. Attorney. ' ‘ nt, Phllada JAMBS E. TAYLOB. Cape May

ELITE HA. IK TONIC. The beat preparation ever oflered la tie public. Gnaranleed ta remove all DandrufE W ill stop tho Hair from Falling Out and aaakea It Noll and Glotwy. ( ontainu no grease and will not ooll the most delicate fabrlca. Patented here and abroad. Sold by all Prnggtata. r JOHNSON, W'aahington Street, near P. O.. 4'ape May. A Large end Well-Selected Block of FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. * A Full A*"orU»ent ot Wall Paper constantly oo hand.